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Question 191392: I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO! HELP ME HERE IS THE QUESTION-
Philip wishes to check out two books out of his school library. If the library contains 800 books, in how many ways might Philip get his choice of books?
PLEASE RESPOND IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!!IT'S DUE TOMMOROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Question 192269: Q: There are 12 points in a plane of which 5 are collinear. The number of triangles is?
I think we have to combine C(5,2) (out of 5 collinear, 2 points can form a side of triangle) with the combination of the rest of the points... but i m not getting any answer out of the four options
a)200
b)211
c)210
d)none of these
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Question 192269: Q: There are 12 points in a plane of which 5 are collinear. The number of triangles is?
I think we have to combine C(5,2) (out of 5 collinear, 2 points can form a side of triangle) with the combination of the rest of the points... but i m not getting any answer out of the four options
a)200
b)211
c)210
d)none of these
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Question 189209: You are buying a flower arrangement. The florist has 12 types of flowers, and 6 types of vases. If you can afford exacltly 3 types of flowers and need only 1 vase, how many different arrangements can you buy?
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Question 195613: This is not from a text book but a question my instructor posed to me. I am not sure how to figure it out. Can someone please help me with it?
Suppose we have a list of zip codes that is only the 5-digit without the extension and there is no replacement or repetition. How many possible zip codes do we have?
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Question 196725: Your state issues license plates consisting of letters and numbers. there are 26 letters and the letters may be repeated. There are 10 digits and the digits may be repeated. How many possible license plates can be issued with two letters followed by three numbers?
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Question 198260: A teacher prepares a test.She gives 5 objective type of questions out of which 4 have to be answered.Find the total ways in which they can be answered if the first 2 have 3 options and last 3 have 4 options?
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Question 198486: 1) In how many ways can 5 seats on a bench be assigned from amongst 12 people?
2)John and Harry Invited four other people to sit on their bench. In how many ways can these six people be seated on this bench if:
a)there are no restrictions
b)john is seated at the left end and Harry is seated at the right end
c)John and Harry must be seated together.
3)You bought five house numbers at your lumber supply store. The numbers are 1,2,3,4 and 5.How many three-digit house numbers a)are even? b)are possible?
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Question 199754: May someone can help me with:
In how many ways can 2 men, 4 women, 3 boys, 3 girls be selected from 6 men, 8 women, 4 boys and 5 girls if a particular man and a particular woman must be selected?
The answer is 7000 but I get 14000:
{5!/(2!3!)} x {7!/(4!3!)} x {4!/3!} x {5!/(2!3!)}
for the men, I take 5! because there are (6-1) men remaining: one has been selected already;
for the women, I take 7! because there are (8-1) women remaining: one has been selected already;
Thanks a lot!
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Question 199877: This is the last problem that i missed on my exam please help me .. so I will have it straigh for my final. thank you T-Aun
How many different ways are there for an admissions officer to select a group of 6 college candidates from a group of 15 applicants for an interview?
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Question 199877: This is the last problem that i missed on my exam please help me .. so I will have it straigh for my final. thank you T-Aun
How many different ways are there for an admissions officer to select a group of 6 college candidates from a group of 15 applicants for an interview?
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Question 202533: Can someone please help me with these. A.S.A.P.
1) Indicate the formula for the following conditions.
P(X | Y) = ________
2) Type the general term for the following sequence.
3, 9, 27, 81, 243, . . . __________
3) Type the general term for the following sequence.
3/4, 6/5, 9/6, 12/7, 15/8 ...
4) Evaluate the following expression.
Pc(5,5) = ______
5) A person is wearing a bracelet with 11 settings around the bracelet. How many different ways can 11 birthstones be arranged around the bracelet? Leave the answer in factorial form. ________
6) How many different ways can an executive committee of nine people sit at a round table? _________
7) A compound experiment consists of drawing at random twice without replacing from a jar with 3 red, 3 white, and 2 black marbles. What is the probability of getting first a red and then a black marble? ________
Thank You,
~Sarah :)
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Question 203403: How many different ways can a committee of 9 be selected from a larger organization of 20 people?
I am sure this is a combination problem.
Which is 9C20=(just Guessing) 20! 20!
______ = ________
9!(20-9) 9!11!
20! 20*19*18*17*16*15*14*13*12*11*10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1
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9!
i guess im confused. big numbers.
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Question 204192: If there are 2 apples and every year the percentage of apples increase by 2%. How many apples are there in 6000 years?
For the first year the formula seems to work 2+1[2(.02)]=2.04
For the second year, I think it should be 2.04+1[2.04(.02)]=2.0808
because we have to take into consideration the initial increase and 2% of the initial increase for further increase.
For the third year, 2.0808+1[2.0808(.02)]=2.122416
And so on.
How do I go about calculating the problem without having to do it 6000 times?
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Question 204192: If there are 2 apples and every year the percentage of apples increase by 2%. How many apples are there in 6000 years?
For the first year the formula seems to work 2+1[2(.02)]=2.04
For the second year, I think it should be 2.04+1[2.04(.02)]=2.0808
because we have to take into consideration the initial increase and 2% of the initial increase for further increase.
For the third year, 2.0808+1[2.0808(.02)]=2.122416
And so on.
How do I go about calculating the problem without having to do it 6000 times?
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Question 204215: Here is the question:
In how many ways can John, Todd, Lisa, and Marie line up so that they alternate gender?
Here is the solution that I came up with
(Choices for gender)*(Number of ways to arrange the genders)
There two choices for gender: either a girl or a boy.
For the first position you can choose two boys, in the second you can choose two girls, in the third you can choose one boy, and in the fourth you can choose one girl:
Here it is:
2 * 2*1*2*1 = 8 ways of arranging them so that the genders are always alternated.
Please let me know if my reasoning is correct.
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Question 206869: For many years, the state of California used three letters followed by three digits on its automobile plates.
a) how many different license plates are possible w/ this arrangement?
b) when the state ran out of plates, the order was reversed to three digits followed by three letters. How many additional plates were then possible?
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Question 207307: I am trying to see if I figured this out correctly or not, the question is this: three men and three women line up at the check out counter, how many different ways can they line up. I got 22 different ways but want to check my answer, THANKS
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